MOI FOUR ‘
EAST NORWALK
Oscar Partrick, of East avenue, is
spending a few days at the home of
Mr, and Mls. Howard Light, of New
Milford. Conn.
Harold Parks and Harry Bradley, of
New “Rochelle, who have been visit-
ing relatives on the East Side, have
returned to their homes,
Misses Eda and Annie Johnson
‘will today return to their home on
Fort street after a pleasant four-day‘s
visit to friends in Bridgeport.
Frank Danke of Fort street has
lent out a general alarm for his bay
horse, which broke loose from its
stable at about 3:30 o'clock this morn-
ing, during the severe thunder storm.
The regular weekly meeting of the
district commissioners was held last
evening at the plant on Seaview ave-
nue. General business was attended‘
to, but nothing of special interest
. was transacted.
This afternoon the East Norwalk
Improvement Association, lnc.,m meet
at the home of Mrs. Sarah Staples at
3 o'clock. A director's meet will pre-,
ceed the regular session at 2:45
o'clock.
—-Deposits made on or before July
10th in the Savings Department of the
South Norwalk Trust Company will
draw interest from July let.
it is gratifying to the local people
to daily watch the splendid progress
being made by Contractor M. J. Riorv
don and his force of helpers, tn the
excavating of the cellar for the new
electric light plant for their district.
At the rate the Work is going now.
the plant 'will ,be finished _in good
'tiiuo.
William Bartlett, the tuavysar-pid
two? or Mr’ and Mrs William Bartlett.
of Washingmn street} who Was bfidly
“titled when he pulled over a pan of ,
sepiding water on himself, ,Saturdah'.’
He is'
ilisomewiiat improved today.
being attended by Dr. Francis 1. Mr-
, nail.
This evening the Loyal Workers' of
.tbo Advent Christian church on Van 5
but street will hold its quarterly
. meeting. A supper free-of-charge will
be served in the basement of the
church at 7 O'clock. Addresses and
Dance will follow. The meeting prom-‘
less to be a very interesting one and
many are planning to be in atten-
A birthday surprise party was giv-
— ,8”, at the home of Lillian Kimmich or
Wen Zant street on Friday afternoon.
\ . Games were played and music was en-
’ loud. Refreshments were sorted.
mu Kimmish received many beauti-
presents from bei- friends. Among
film present were .Helen Rooney,
mementos. Hazel Cunningham,
omit: Dunn. Judith Thompson.
11 and Eleanor Erickson, Charles
(limos, Laura Moore, William Kim-
‘ ‘ and George Nash
in‘gbs'in James Dugan, Clement,
m SOUTH “DIWALI EV
{The home hospitals were supplied
with a sit-clear! of the. OM stake
".in me Ofaecident Boas-nan
the youths of the lumen! M an
,wiser than those of a prehistoric us
so no requisition was made on the
hospital equipments; ne'ertheless for
an emergency. an array of small \‘ldlb
”were near at hand. labeled pain killer,
but the slumbers oi the tired young-
isters were undisturbed. Their dreams
were happy ones. as their sweet coun-
teiiances denoted.
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DARIEN
NORoTON .
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LAWW
was a month old, and, since last he
cember, has received little or no
money toward its support. As it has
now been over seven months since
the child's mother was heard from.
and as every letter addressed to her
in Stamford, comes back unclaimed,
Mrs, Handley has all but decided to.
ask the town authorities to commit uDarien Dcijs Are Wise."
the child to the (‘ountry Home. Site Yesterday a shaggy dog “me up
does “0‘ (are ‘0 do this, however “'1' ,Main street wealing a troubled look.
E” the child: mother 1' heard from iViheu he got to Smiths novelty store
l‘ne Ch'lds mother was Blanch .113 sto;,iped got up on his hind legs
Hyatt Of this city, a former “’01“ m and (entered his eyes on the big clock
the Norwalk Hospital About a year in the “.mdo“
and a half ago, Miss Hyatt was mar
N’JW;
- \,"""-r<“‘ ’ ‘4
It was just 22.3.”. p.
ri d ‘ I“ 'l _ in. liown he got and scampered down
is 0 rank R‘ ey, also lormerly ear the street until he found the Advo-
$3619: :2: localt hospital She cate reporter. ii whisked around hitnas
h l h Id 0 to S amtord, leaving he leisurely smoked his pipe and he
or C l at the llandley home U“ luas aroused by the dog a actions from
less \lrs. Handley hears from Mrs. doe) thought, and said ‘Vl'eil done
Riley soon, she will be obliged to little doggie you know almost as
ask the authorities to have the child much as I do and it's time we got a
e . .
8 nt to the—County Home. .l'llka‘ on.’ With that they both scur-
lried off in the same direction. It‘s a
pretly smart dog who knows almost
as much an a. reporter."
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|’ Miss Susie Lansie was a visitor in
,Stamt‘ord on Friday.
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, The Zieglors have .returned from
, 3““ Mam“ Wales ‘3 Spend“!!! *1 Marblehead In their yacht “Gem".
we '~ in Brooklyn, the guest of Mr»
tand MTS- Miles Lynch. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hunter have
M occupied a cottage .at (JollenUOr‘s
Mrs. Mary Theall, of Mount Vernon. poiuL
is 1' guest of her son. Franklin
Theall, i’ennoyer street, l
Ray Pinch has given up his position
in Beer's meat and provision store on
Harold Burdett. of Brooklyn, has Raierad avenue.
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Tiebout. of Cudlipp street. I
iir. and Mrs. Stephen R. lioyt ol’
the Post Road were guests in the Nor
——illly your furniture at Sterling walks on Saturday.
Furniture Co., 127 Washington street.
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An effective display of watches Is
Miss Helen Savage is spending the being shown in one of the windows of
we!" In Union Hill, .'_ J., with her the Allen drug store.
sister, Mrs. Robert Jones. -——-—--
—--—-~-—-—- The young children of Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. C B. Fools and daughter lsa- John (iodfrev. who have been suffer.
belle. of New York, are at their new ing from measles have recovered.
cottage at Tokeneke for the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. William 0 Clark who ilshed the following only half told
were recent guests at Mr. Clark's pa the tale, which we print, as coming
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Clark. have from eye wzitnesses '
returned to their home in Tarrytown, é— '
N. i. 1 George Standing has taken a posi-
' . tion with Morton B. Plant of New Lon-
lllisses Dorothy and Hazel McKen- don. on the latters' chicken farm. Mr.
one; of nowayton avenue. are shend- Standing has been in the employ of D
ing the week In Hartford with their G. Tmey some time.
sister, Mrs. C. B. Taylor.
i —-Blty your furniture at Sterling
York, have taken possession of Eliza-
beth Lawtons cottage. in Raymond
street for the summer.
F. W. Tooker has begun the erection
of a new frame halite ‘in the Post Road
just north of Dr. John Godfrey‘ s home.
The house being built south of Dr.
Godfrsys is enaring 'cornpleticn.
, nDeposlts static on or before July
10th in the sin/.- rigs Departnem of the
SNILI Ncrualk Trust Company will
draw interest fmm July lat. ' ' Mr Thomas 11. Retinson. of Water
bury it classmate of Louis F’Jeffei 501!
at Trinity College. spent the Fourth at
the latter's holds in Brookside. Mr.
Robinson was recently elected to the
honorary society of Blit’Beta Kappa,
and won the Douglas Prize this year
at Trinity.
Miss Mary Carmen, while fishing
Saturday, ran a hook into her do ger,
and sustained a painful injury. Dr.
Robert E Porcine. of South. Norwaik,
was called to attend her. - ‘
Mrs. Franklin Thad]. of Pennoyer
street, is still in SW. where
fishe was called some time no by the
Fred Austin, Jr., 7 years old. was
burned In the facezwhlilo lizhting tire-
‘iug liartl‘ord.
filament and tour the city In autumn,
Frank Nesbltt and family. 0‘ New Furniture Co., 127 Washington street.‘
‘ most ever devised. A household rhino
. arry Seiser, son of Constable and illness of her mater, Mrs. William
Henry Selzcr, of Fort street, had Kuhn. Mrs. Kuhn. who was operated
of his toes badly crushed by the on for appendicitis contacted unsoli-
-& Eeabody elevator,.whiie he
arising on 'it,-yast'erday. The
jn‘j rieii received medical atten-
He will probably be able to
at institution in a few dart
, pl: Lathain. of Charles ‘ street.
, orwsiir. whoahadhia arm brok-
was discharged from
Hospital .omSundaY.
C
aim J. Lester A... Miss an...
, of Newburmme-Hudson, N.
visiting for this well at the
eminent! mash-tor
mahorsadslfisrotmaan-
s taken to the hospital; wherel
at iwork In the Cresceati
the ~,st" which is one of tins greatest»
tie and has been quite seriously ill, but
Is nOW’improving.
i Archibald Seiwyn, who recently
purchased the Charles Klein proper-f
ty in Rowayton, has joined the West-
port Country Club. and Is soon fre-
lquentiy on the gait am. so. Sel-
wyn is the owner of: "Within the
of theatrical successes. he“!!! Pm”
chilled the rims fmnr- its author,
Bayard Viller. He is mm with
the «Eltinge theatre in New York city.
and is a brother of Educ Slim who
who Is an actor of Irish mime.
works on the evening of the Fourth,
at Noroton Heights. and is under med-
ical care. .The lad wasputtin'g a match
to a “flower-pot", when it blew up in-
to his face, singetug his hair and eye-
lashes, and burning his forehead.
.Amiable William 3. street, familiar.
ly knovm as “BillyJ! one of our “young
est" man, went to fioton Point, last '
Week, returning enthusiastic had full '
of flie’wonders of his experiences. 'Bil-
Iy' oestrous acamel on the merry-go-
round and performed other during
stunts. and returned proud and high:
headed.
A sooiable in the interest Of the
, Mrs. Charles 1. Handle! or dramatized "The Bow In" and auscultation and young people of
the NOW mm (3th will
be held in the chapel, this amine. st
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thursday marks the depart“ ml
the Elks of Connecticut. including del-
mtes and their friends. to the ilrsiid
Lodge. at Denver, vol... which will bl-
held during the week of July 1:. Han.
ford lodge. No. is, has invited the
Elks of the state to unite with Ihl'm
and make the trip is a specially char»
tered Pullman sleeping car, whit b
will leave the Union station at 11:12
a. m., going by the way of Springfield
and the Boston & Albany railroad,
New York Central and the Lake Shore
road. Luncheon and evening dinner
will be sen ed on the train after leav-
u M
Friday, following the departure, the
party will arrive in Chicago and will
lunch at the Lan'alle street station res~
biles and visit the (‘hicago lodge. The
party will leave (,‘hii-agc at 6 o'clock,
and on Saturday will arrive in Kan-
sas (‘in a hzltl a. m. They will visit
Kansas t‘ity lodge and make an auto-
mobile trip of the city. leaving in the
afternoon at 2:35 o'clock. Sunday they
will breakfast at the "Harvey," at La-
Juuta and Pueblo, the first stopping,
point in Colorado. which they. wiiij
reach at 9:40 a. m. This place is}
known as the "Pittsburgh of the}
West," and the “Museum of ”mi
Mines." '
Here the special will be attached
to a Denver & Rio (lrande train for a
trip through the Grand Canyon. In
the afternoon they will take the lain-l
ous Sky Line Drive, In the evening‘
they will visit the Natatorium and
take a plunge in the great swimming
pool. The Pullrtians will be attache}
ed to a train leaving Canyon City at
midnight.
The party will arrive in Denver at
7:30 a. m., Monday. July 13, and be
quartered at the Hotel Metropole, op-
posite the Brown Palace Hotel. the
headquarters of the ,Grsud Lodge.
From Monday to Friday, will be spent
in Denver. attending to the business
of the session. Eriday. July ~17. the
party will leave Denver at 8 a. m., for
Eoiorado Springs, 'Errlving more all
10:30 a. in. Here they will be enter
tained at The Antlers. Colorados 1111-,
est hotel. In the afternoon they will
take a. mountain ride In autoniobiles I
and visit Crystal Park.
Saturday, July 18. they will spend
the whole day In a trip to the Goidi
Fields of Cripple Cr and Victor.
Sunday the party wll alcove Colorado
Springs on the 111%
through Pullman an Harris;
case it 1.30 p. m. on the rot n jour-‘
ney. Arriving at Builalo. Tuesday.
'July 21, at B: 45 a. 111.. they will havel
breakfast and evening dinner authoi
Breezel House. A side trip toiNisgai-a
Falls will be taken", Leaving Budaio'
at 7. 30 p.111 lily the Lehigh Valley' -
Railroad they will arrive at Jersey
city on Wednesday. where the tralnf,
will comm for all points In Connec-
ticut. There will be extension trips tOl
Glenwhod Springs: Sultfianke City on ‘
the \ellowstone Nu tionsl Park
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JUDGES sHOuLO
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WASHINGTON, July ‘7. —-Trial
Judges would be prohibited from giv-
ing peremptory instructions directing!
what verdict a jury shall render, un-
der,a. bill Introduced by RODTOSellll-j
tive Park of JGeorg The propoaed
law would apply to ending actions as
well as to those hereafter instituted
Failure to comply by any trial Judge
would be. cause for reversal of the ver-
dict and judgment without regurd to
the merits of the eclipse.
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Eclectric Oil. strongest. cheapest lini-
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as well as the healthfulnass of one
door living is recognised by NM
The} D "I! mike your veranda the“
attractive place In town, for ,wo have
PORCH PURNITURI
that Is appropriau and will make or}
dry look and corner coololoom and
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Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
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AUCTIONEERS .
WM, GUTHRIE, autionear and real
estate, Silvermine. . .. Tel. 1465-2.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. CRAW, south Main Street,
South Norwalk, ........ Tel. 1262-3.
J, A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St...
Norwalk ....... Tel. 685-2 and 32.2
JossPH sHAv. Elm st.
Tel. ....................... lass-2
AUTO REPAIRS.
REDDY A. AYERS’ MOTOR CAR CO,
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00.. 29
Wall Street, Nor-walk... Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMI'I‘HING
HERBERT RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs,
Painting. 9 Haviiand 8L, Tel 308-2.
BOOTS, SHOES, REPAIRED
NASH'S REPAIR error. as Washing.
ton Street, South Norwslk.
T. GARRAMORE, Nomi Maln Street,
South Net-walk. '
J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Street,
South Norwllk,
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M. MARUCA, 59 Water, so. Norwalk.
‘crlpples shoes a specialty. Tel. 342-4
BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE
N, V-. poo a BUTTER wanker. 21
sol-ht Main unsound... ‘roi. 472$
‘ cioAR MANUFACTURERS
dia'Woll Oiq'ir Oo., as Washington 81:,
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
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CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
31'. JOHN J. stsss, Steamboat 91.,
South Narwalk ......... Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN UNGVARY 123 West St.,
South Norwalk. .. Tel. 14933
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CO.
3.
MARING CONSTRUCTION
Kulor Building. Tel. ...... 359-
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS
SALVATOR GHARRIOTT, 28 Wood
street ... . .Tel. 8163-
DELICATESSEN
e. H. MOREHOUSE.
BOSTON STEAM CLEANING G. DYE
INC 60.. 51 Main. Not-walk, “1:951
ELECTRICAL WIRING
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“Perpetual Publicityil’ius Personality Produces Patronage"
iAcos SCHAUB, Auto and Livery, 16 IEXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN‘
Washington St., . ......... Tel. 768.,
‘ OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
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HENRY MOELLER, 31 Washington;Tuning
Street, ............... Tel. PIANO Matting
10733- 1 sameness“; PIANO 00-. 102mm-
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ELEC’FRICAL WORKS ’ ngton treet . Te| 30
G. N. McKIBBON_ 1'91, 1383; Auto
Lighting Systems a Specialty.
STEPHEN L, CLARYy 95 West so,
South Norwalk ......... Tel. 11146
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1
JOHN WILSONS Old Establlahod Brass
Agency, 24 Clay St. ..... Tel. ass-4‘
Nickel
S. SCAM a SON, Wat ' Street.
1 South Norwalk, . . Tel. 342-2.
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PLAT} ‘ .G
O. P. MOHRELL, LOIIg Distance Ex-‘l
me... some", m. net,’ PLUMBING AND '""lNINCt
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Vegetables FRUITS Candies 'serRT s, THOMPSON, .. "rat 8:...
’ ' East Norwalk, ......... ‘ '. 5934.
ANTHONY cannons, '01 Railroad
AVenus, ........ Tel 338',ARTHUR E. BENEDICT,87
i South NOrwaIk. ,
': ‘ St,
Ti 1638
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FISH, VEGETABLES .
West Ave. Fish Mkh Defers ordering ,w
fish, fruit and mos-bios, call 948. POCKET BILLIARDS P” L
:KNORR S, Ticker .Service. .Basc :71
I News, Sporting Events 17. s. M; a
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FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON 48 Main Street,
Norwalk, Tgl, 15 WILLIAM B HUBBELL, 10 Soul?
‘ Main Sheet, 5. Norwalk, Tel, 1294-3.
STERLING FURNITURE co, 127.
129 Washington at, ...... .ToI ios.‘
, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, ........ Tel 632-3.
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JEWELRY, WVELTIES
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MUSICAL INSTRUMLNTS, Tays, Etc.
The Boxer, 76 Wuhhgton St. 1
H, E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street,
Norwalk, Tel. 1311-2.
JOB PRINTING
TZ‘E 333.01‘ pages, 95 Warnings; THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0
. e .......... Block, Wall Street.
JUNK DEALERS
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TAYLOR G. GOLDEN, South Narwalk
JACOB YOURDIBKY, as Ely Avenue,
Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230,
South Norwsik, ._ Tel 1364-5 , ~
__ y _,. _,. WM. H. BYINGTON, Room 11, G; 3:
j KITCHENWA‘RE CRLOVCKERY zetteBldm, N‘Orwalk. Tel. 31
A. causes, 25 w. Washington at. ‘ _ ,7
Tel .................... M10892 SEWING MACHINES
LAUNDRIES
’PHILilP H. FIELDING nght and Pow- ARCHIBALD MERRIAM,
or. .. Tel-.340; 965-2. Avenue
HENRY R. MINER, Keeler Block, Street, ................... Tel. 309.
South Nomik. Tel. ....... 448-3. —""—""“ “——
.._.__. MILLINERS
v .. s ' HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
Claim—REPAIRED—Wlatches ""35 POLHEMUSv 8° w“"'"°’°“ South Nor-walk Tel, 4732.
ARTHUR '1'. FERRIB, rs Wllhlmton Street, .................. Tel. 302‘
Strset, ......... ....... Tel. 853-12. —-—'——'
' MRS. B, M. TAYLOR, 80 North Main
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
.REYNOLDS MOYO'I CAR 60.. Con-
.Tcl 1120
Street, ................ '....1'ei ass
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84 30. Main street. '_Tel 904
. “ALLORIN G REPAIRING
' NURSES' REGISTRY ROCKOFF arias. 20 North Main St,
on. s o LAWRENCE, south Main South Norwatk . ......... Tel 3622.
, Street, also chlropodlat,. .Tel. 788. “
I JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor 213
‘ E. Washington Street” ..Tel 320.
Mctlcut and West eves" .
‘ MACHINE co. N... and Second-hand,
15. Railroad avenue. . . Tel. 372-4.
‘ SIGN PAINTING
OSTEOPATHS
on D. A. SHAMMUGH,
Building, Norwslk ~
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Colebum
T" 3‘“ l TIRE VULCANIZING
Delicatessen and PAINTERS. PAPMANGERS ROBERT 3 GREGORY. 7 Wall Street.
......... Q... 6.
““1 “mm". 3? w‘"- T" 427‘ e DECKER Picture Framing 13 west "mm.“ '1'" 32+
‘ avenue, ............. Tel. 1734.
‘ DENTISTS #— l H LSTERERS
DR. FRANK“ B. HOYT Keeler Build. JACOB.A. RUDDER,138 SOuth Main . UP 0
log ,,,’ ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, Tel. 130513. Street, ................. Tel. 1342—5. B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un
denaker 1" Water 81. Tel 1382-3
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DfEfiirgfiRf a, k PHOTOGRAPHS . '
ms. BIL E 0301‘ 0C ’
BEORGE 8 NORTH, 78 Washington WINDOW CLEANING
' Washlw ‘ Street, .~ ..... Telephone Connectibo. '
__ SO. NORWALK WINDOW &. HOUSE
DYERS CLEANSERS CLEANING CO. ........ BOX 516
.l PIANO Lessons
nose 8 a. HALLocmozsouth Main
Street, 7.1119312“;
WOVEN Carpets
is Bayvlew ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, 7 Winfield
Tel. 109-5 Street .............. East Norwalk
one Lake the.”
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Electrical Co.
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